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"Servers for Searching Recently Updated Jira Issues" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve detailed information about any issue from GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Azure DevOps, or Linear by its unique ID. For Jira Epics, includes linked child issues.
    MIT
  • Search Jira work items using JQL queries to find issues by project, status, assignee, priority, or date ranges. Returns matching items with key details for tracking and management.
    MIT

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  • Find recently updated FRED economic series, sorted by last-updated time. Filter by macro or regional series or a specific update window.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search Jira issues using JQL queries and retrieve a compact list of key fields, including status, assignee, and priority, to streamline issue tracking.
    MIT
  • Verifies connectivity to Jira Cloud and validates authentication credentials. Diagnoses connection issues before using other Jira tools.
    MIT
  • Find beginner-friendly open-source issues labeled 'good first issue' for a specific programming language. Returns up to 15 recently created issues from public repositories.
    MIT
  • Export tracked tasks and blockers as JSON payloads for GitHub Issues or Jira to sync with external issue trackers.
    MIT
  • Search JIRA issues using JQL queries, returning up to 50 results. Always include a project or assignee filter to avoid rejection by JIRA.
    MIT
  • Retrieve your assigned Jira issues, with optional status filtering to focus on tasks in progress or to do.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Jira issues assigned to you, sorted by most recent updates. Supports pagination and custom field selection for efficient results.
    MIT
  • Search Jira issues using JQL queries to find specific tickets by project, status, assignee, or custom criteria. Returns issue keys and titles for quick identification.
    MIT